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XRP has been trading sideways for about a month, but traders say improving liquidity and fresh technical buy signals could create conditions for a sharp upside move.
Analyst Cryptoinsightuk said XRP may be approaching a major local bottom as momentum indicators, including the RSI and MACD, begin flashing historically bullish reversal signals.
The analyst argued that deeply negative funding rates, combined with heavy liquidity sitting above current price levels, could fuel a short squeeze higher. He also compared XRP’s current market structure to the setup seen before Toncoin broke out earlier in the cycle.
Cryptoinsightuk said XRP could initially rally toward the $1.70 to $1.90 range. He added that longer-term Elliott Wave projections point to potential upside targets between $8 and $12.
On-chain data from Glassnode indicates that network activity has weakened since XRP’s late-2024 rally. New XRP wallet creation has fallen from roughly 18,000 daily addresses in December 2024 to around 2,700 per day now, an 85% decline.
Monthly active XRP supply has also dropped from roughly 7.45 billion XRP daily to around 2 billion XRP over the same period.
The slowdown suggests speculative activity that previously helped drive XRP’s breakout has cooled.
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez said XRP recently flashed a new TD Sequential buy signal on the 4-hour chart, which he said suggests the token’s short-term pullback may be ending.
Martinez noted that the same indicator previously identified the recent local top near $1.46, followed by an approximately 5.5% correction.
Martinez said he is watching for a rebound toward the $1.45 resistance zone first. If XRP clears overhead supply, he sees potential for an extension toward $1.80.
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